Ryan Davey was the big winner on the early feature table, shipping about €450 in profit. His biggest hand came late in the stream when he flopped a set with pocket aces. He slow played the hand which included Greg Campbell and Cash Game Festival co-founder Martin "Franke" von Zweigbergk. Davey shared that, "Aces were the perfect finish."

Davey just arrived today and shared with us he only got two hours sleep. He admitted this affected him early on under the lights and camera.

"I was tired after getting only two hours sleep on the way over here," said Davey. "I was calling too loose and not following through enough,"

He initially lost some chips but got them back against Franke when he won with a flush against a straight. Davey shared with us before the stream he planned to join Brandon Allen in the booth for the later stream but seemed unsure this would happen after the feature table ended. If it does happen, we are sure he will share some detailed insight into his play earlier today.

Meanwhile, Franke was up and down. Losing money against some and then winning against others. At the end, he just about broke even.

He was seated next to friend and Aspers Casino Head of Poker John Scanlon. Late in the stream, Franke doubled up after he made a hero call with king-two on the turn after he had two pair. John with queen-five suited also had a pair on the board when he shoved for nearly €200 and also a flush draw. The river blanked and as a result of the hand, Scanlon was the biggest loser on the early feature table with a loss of around €400.